On April 20, 2023, the Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program conducted its sixth invitation round of the year. A total of 189 Invitations to Apply (ITA) were issued, including 180 invitations under the Labor & Express Entry stream and 9 invitations with a minimum score of 72 under the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur stream....
Category: Provincial Nominee Program
British Columbia and Ontario Issued Invitations in Latest PNP Draws
In the recent Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw the Canadian province of British Columbia and Ontario have issued nominations to eligible applicants. The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a Canadian immigration pathway that permits provinces and territories to nominate people for permanent residency based on the economic requirements of the particular province. British Columbia On...
Five Canadian Provinces Released Invitations for Provincial Nomination Programs
Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Alberta issued PNP invitations. Most of the provinces and territories invite applicants through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNPs). These programs permit provincial governments to shortlist economic immigration applicants who wish to immigrate to any province and contribute to the labour force. All the provinces are allotted a particular...
British Columbia and Prince Edward Island Issued Invitations in Latest PNP Draws
In the recent Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw, the Canadian provinces of British Columbia and Prince Edward Island have issued nominations to eligible applicants. The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a Canadian immigration pathway that permits provinces and territories to nominate people for permanent residency based on the economic requirements of the particular province. British...
Canada Expands Immigration Opportunities with PNP Program
Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) are considered to be the best option for economic-class candidates who want to obtain permanent residence in Canada. These programs were designed to help provincial and territorial governments fill specific labour gaps in their region. Most of the Canadian provinces and territories, except Quebec and Nunavut, operate a PNP. With...
Provincial Nominee Program Draw Held in Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba
Recently, four Canadian provinces conducted draws through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). As per the latest immigration levels plan, PNP is the principal pathway for economic immigrants to gain entry into Canada. The program intends to distribute the benefits of immigration across the country and help provinces address the specific labour and demographic challenges they...
Ontario, British Columbia, and Prince Edward Island Have Invited Candidates to Apply for Provincial Nomination
Ontario, British Columbia, and Prince Edward Island have recently issued provincial nominations to candidates in their Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). PNPs provide provinces with the opportunity to select economic immigration candidates who can easily integrate into the provincial economy and labor force. A provincial nomination strengthens a candidate’s application for permanent residency and provides additional...
British Columbia, Alberta, and Prince Edward Island Invited Applicants for Provincial Nomination
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) are a popular way for candidates to immigrate to Canada. They allow provinces and territories to nominate candidates who have the skills and experience needed to meet the needs of their labour markets. British Columbia, Alberta, and Prince Edward Island are among the provinces that have recently invited candidates under their...
Invitations are Issued by the Provinces of British Columbia, Quebec, and Manitoba
Provincial immigration programs in British Columbia, Quebec, and Manitoba have published the most recent number of invitations to apply. The Province Nominee Programs (PNPs) are operated in all provinces and territories except Quebec and Nunavut. As a result of these economic immigration programs, provincial governments are able to select candidates who will be most likely...







